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Large police presence in Fremont neighborhood due to reported shooting

Fremont police say the department received multiple 911 calls of a shooting that occurred near Central Avenue and Joseph Street. The public is asked to avoid the area.
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Driver in stolen car dies in San Jose crash; investigation underway

SAN JOSE, Calif. - A man driving a stolen car died in a crash early on Saturday morning after allegedly attempting to flee from San Jose police. A San Jose Police Department cruiser found the reported stolen Infiniti EX37 sedan traveling north on Winchester Boulevard just before 3 a.m. on Saturday, according to a...
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Amazon to lay off nearly 800 workers across the Bay Area

Amazon is planning a fresh round of layoffs that will slash hundreds of corporate jobs in the Bay Area, including San Francisco, this spring.
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San Jose Police Warn of Home Surveillance Burglaries

The San José Police Department is advising San José residents of a recent burglary trend. SJPD has received several reports of deceptive tactics used to case unoccupied homes. The suspects plant hidden surveillance devices, or pose as delivery service providers, or landscapers to determine when homes are unoccupied...
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SJPD arrests serial arson suspect connected to ongoing car fires

(KRON) — A man suspected of starting around a dozen fires that burned 19 vehicles in San Jose last month was arrested, police announced Monday. The alleged serial arsonist was identified as 30-year-old Jose Rodriguez-Barragan. Rodriguez-Barragan, according to the San Jose Police Department, is believed to have...
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Teen fatally shot in San Jose, city’s first homicide of 2026

(KRON) — A teenage boy was shot and killed Sunday in San Jose, just north of downtown Campbell, according to authorities. The 17-year-old’s death marks the city’s first homicide of 2026. The San Jose Police Department responded at 4:48 p.m. to a business parking lot in the 1500 block of Winchester Boulevard on the...
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The 30-year-old bakery inside the former Black Panther Party Oakland headquarters has closed

From a 30-year-old bakery inside the Oakland Black Panther Party’s original headquarters, to cafes, restaurants and ice cream parlors, these are the major Bay Area restaurant closings in January.
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Family claims Bay Area city defrauded first Black homeowner

SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A descendant of one of the first Black homeowners in Piedmont, California, filed a lawsuit Monday, claiming her great-grandfather endured racial discrimination and was forced to sell his home through intimidation, terror and fraud by the Bay Area city. Sidney Dearing, a Black man, bought...
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Man found dead in Newark home, homicide investigation underway

(KRON) — Police in Newark have opened a homicide investigation after finding a deceased man inside a home on Sunday, according to authorities. The Newark Police Department responded at 3:38 p.m. to a residence on Mulberry Street on the report of a suspicious death. Arriving officers found a 36-year-old Newark man who...
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Santa Clara County reconsiders use of Flock cameras

Last week, Santa Clara County officials voiced growing distrust with Flock Safety, a manufacturer of license plate reading cameras. There are concerns that the data is being shared with federal immigration authorities. At a Board of Supervisors meeting on January 27th, District Two Supervisor Betty Duong initiated a...

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